Sentence examples for designate properties from inspiring English sources

Of the 40, 10 have enacted landmark laws that allow local governments to designate properties without owner consent, according to Alexandra Parsons Wolfe, director of the Society for the Preservation of Long Island Antiquities.

Bolzano has two words to designate properties: Beschaffenheit and Eigenschaft.

Similarly, expressions like 'hot', 'cold' and 'warm' designate properties in the temperature domain.

The notion of rigid application might hold some attraction for someone bothered by the objections just mentioned against the view that terms rigidly designate properties.

Perhaps it is a mistake, however, to move from this linguistic fact to a substantive ontological thesis: mental and physical predicates designate properties belonging to distinct families of properties.

Instead, kind terms designate properties and simple seeming subject-predicate sentences like 'Foxes are carnivores' are claimed to possess a more complicated logical form, ∀x(Fx→ Cx), where Cx translates the predicate 'is a carnivore'.

Last wills are designed to designate property to beneficiaries, assign guardians for minor children, and elucidate any last wishes.

A recent study investigating the data on single-family residential mortgage foreclosures and comparable non-designated neighborhoods found that designated properties were significantly less likely to experience foreclosure.

Other brands, including Hyatt, Hilton and Holiday Inn, prefer to test innovations at "lab hotels", or specially designated properties where selected rooms are given to designers to audition amenities and décor in front of randomly selected guests.

The designation policy is deliberately restrained, keeping the number of designated properties low.

Some local municipalities, like Yonkers and New Rochelle, also have local landmark laws that prohibit designated properties from alterations or demolition.